I bet this would be stunning in color

Highly appreciate for bringing us decent movies without rudeness and killings ‼️ 💖💖💖💖💖

Love the styles back then. Classy!

Oh how I so wish this movie was done in colour to better appreciate the gowns

I really want to thank you Chris . I am totally charmed by this movie.. It explores all our faults, but with the sweetest and most humorous delivery. I love the styles ,the women’s elegant 50’s and the scenes of Manhattan back then

Betty (after she moves the chair onto her boss' foot): "I can't tell you how much fun I'm having!" This had me laughing. I'd never heard of this film before. Thanks for sharing. It's a little gem.

An utterlery charming film, thank you for posting

Lighthearted entertainment and very easy on the eyes. :-)

I love the old movies and tv shows. . It's a sad state of affairs that we have been reduced to watching ridiculously stupid reality shows. In the 40's, 50's and 60's, if anyone had predicted that we would be watching young men choose from an array of surgically enhanced young women who put their claws out and fight one another to be the chosen bride over a period of 6 weeks as they sob hysterically when they are not chosen because they absolutely love this man that they have spent a total of 45 min with... Who would ever believe such a thing?

Amazing! Fun, fun, fun, so much fun to watch! Don't ever remember last time seeing such a light sweet movie.

I freaking love it ! it is so funny . This is the beautiful Gabor . I adore her. It is all so feminine and delightful

Oh I wish we all could live in the 1950s. It was a much better time then.

Paulette Goddard was fun to watch. She nailed that part.

Very nice movie thanks for posting

This film is entertaining every time i watch it, which is about once per year.. Thank You

This was a lot of fun to watch. Thank you very much for sharing this gem with us!!!!!!!

Thank you for uploading this film 🎥 C J much appreciated 👍

hello, love the styles back then.............. classy and so feminine😍😍😍😍. thank you , for sharing🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰................

Thank you for sharing. Sweet/silly movie. No special effects, car chases or blood and guts, just an attractive cast and pleasant acting. Happy viewing from Las Vegas, NV October 30, 2018

Thank you for this Paulette Goddard rarity!!! I loved it!!!

Thank You! What an entertaining and yet oddly insightful movie....x

Very good movie with several stories about the same dress.

Thank you for the upload. Interesting Movie.

so many different stories,but I enjoyed them all this for posting.

Thanks, Chris! Excellent upload choices... Love, a happy viewer in the Bay Area.

What a darling movie. The lengthy cigarette holder was called a telescope holder. Generally the long ones were used for evening events. Hollywood movies supported smoking propaganda, making it seem elegant and/or masculine. One the darker side, we living through "trust all women"

Thanks for posting

very original story, i liked it

I can watch those movies 24 hours. It's not like a junk of today. Sex and blood not in my interests ....

Oh, my gosh! The waiter scene at Romanoff's....worth the wait...😄

Thank for posting

love all the old films when character and the human condition were played out in a way that gave the spectator an imagination to perhaps watch the film many times. Most action movies lack substance and films in the modern era just can't do it like this .

Eva Gabor ❤️ What a charmer.

Love it!!

Very cute, thank you!

I never saw Florence Bates so svelte! Cute picture.

Eva Gabor was shockingly beautiful. She was right up there with Grace Kelly and Marilyn as far as blondes go.

Well that was fun :)

A nice display of how earnestly the Ike years tried to get Rosie the Riveter to concentrate on "important" things - like how she looked to men, LOL. Charming in a totally retro way.

Back when being feminine was desired and had power.

"Three Times the Dress Didn't Work and One Time It Did"

Lola so much for the one of a kind dress.

"I'll send you a quart.". HaHa

The Maharajah (Tim Conway) sounds just like his brother George Sanders.

Women could be more like that and should be. It's natural and normal. Men and woman are different and should be celebrated. Much more fun.

This aught to be a school movie. Teach alot of women that b.s. doesn't pay.

Nice movie

Absolutely adorable movie!!

Women looked like a flower. I wish people should look like that today

at 1:20:20 who was the movie star suppose to be with Mrs hedda hopper?

pleasant movie

What model of car is at 12:13?

Comédia dramática da Columbia, lançada nos EUA em 10 de novembro de 1953. Passou no Brasil como "Modelos de Paris".

The propnconnie. Great plane.

The clothes & jewelry & shoes.... gorgeous...(minus the furs, never liked them)

No wonder that the birth rate was higher in an era when women dressed, behaved, sounded, smelled and moved like women. Human mating instinct is strong, if left to its own devices.

Lol I like what mad honeybee said. Lol look out for that dress! Basically.

Laurette Luez would've looked amazing in that dress. “They say that clothes make the woman but I often think it’s the other way around. You often see a beautiful dress ruined because the girl or woman who is wearing it doesn’t carry herself well. Compare two models, one in a run-of-the-mill dress but with a lovely way of walking and carrying herself, and another wearing a couturier gown that’s exquisite but with a posture way out of line and a way of walking as if her feet hurt. The value of posture is often not appreciated. I think if every woman had a full length mirror and walked in front of it she would realize the importance of grace. And many women would realize that that those pumps which hurt her feet show in her walk.” [L. L.]

Ah, to acquaint oneself with sterotypres of the 50's. It's almost too good to be true.

Eva Gabor💋

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Budget -B-grade…

Women and men used to look elegant, with respect to theirselvs. Look at women and men today !!! Discussting

Why does every film about Paris have to start with a shot of the Eiffel Tower???

What does Tom Conway look like?

I went into this film thinking the dress was supposed to bring good luck. Oops, not necessarily so. 🙂

Eva was 34,Lola well I guess we don't know, she was the queen of fibbing about her age.

"Nude at Midnight" by Junior Sophisticates??

Very surprising to see Paulette Goddard receive second billing to Marilyn Maxwell. Paulette was a major star at Paramount from the late 1930s to late 1940s. She was all but signed to play Scarlett in Gone With the Wind until Vivien Leigh made the part her own, and she was Oscar nominated for her performance in So Proudly We Hail in 1943. Sad that her star status slipped so far so quickly. The year after Paris Model she made two more B movies, and that was the end of her film career, apart from a supporting role in a 1964 Italian drama. When she passed away in 1990 she bequeathed $20,000,000 (yes, TWENTY MILLION DOLLARS!) to New York University.

Men don't care about what a woman wears - he cares about her not wearing anything

prince Romanoff? pifooey, I am prince Romanoff!

Her face looks so different in this film. She must have had work done as she aged..

Tripe!

Aunque se desarrolle en Francia está en yanqui, le tienen miedo al español, el italiano, el portugues Frances, lenguas que vienen del latín desde que el mundo es mundo.

ABOUT ZSA ZSA Let me just say this - She appeared in the play 40 Karats in Phili in 1984 0r 5 the front row was reserved for disabled war veterans in wheel chairs. She insisted they move them to the back since they "depressed" her, they were very hurt since they were fans and since then I hated her for being so self centered. a personality of a jaded drag queen me me me

that dress is cursed... beware...

Eva Gabor!!!!

The Gabor 's the Last Of the true glamour girl 's

Extremely Superficial!

Marilyn Maxwell wore the dress best, IMO. Laurette Luez outshone them all as the brunette model/roulette beauty.

In later years Robert Hutton worked a lot in England.

Aspect ratio wrong.

a movie about nothing... about a dress and how men are all turned on by cleavage? smh...

James Stewart before he got his character voice

too much nothing!

Silly.

I just flicked onto one part and the "French Gendarme" spoke of MILES PER HOUR. Has the USA always been so insular that it has no idea of how the rest of the world behaves?

So sad. The patriarchy is nostalgic for the days when anyone gave a shit about their opinion or preferences.

Watching this in the wake of the Weinstein/C.K./Moore/et al debacle shines a whole new light on the scenarios. "It was a different time," they said. Such innocent flirtations. But they weren't really, were they? This was, frankly, dreadful.

aweful

A very disjointed and boring movie

Barbara Lawrence was the only one of the four who could wear the dress. The others were too old.

Not a fan of this movie or Ava Gabor! Eva was my favorite. Ava was full of herself. Everyone after the all mighty dollar. What happened to love?

Absolute crap....

Waste of time.